California May Soon Enforce Its Own Net Neutrality Rules

California May Soon Enforce Its Own Net Neutrality Rules
Supporters of net neutrality protest the FCC in Los Angeles on Nov. 28, 2017. Reuters/ Kyle Grillot
Ian Henderson
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After a three-judge panel from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals recently upheld a 2017 decision by the Trump administration to repeal Obama-era regulations regarding net neutrality, California may have gained the opportunity to enforce its own rules.

The court, while upholding much of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) repeal, stated the agency couldn’t block states from having their own state-level rules.

Ian Henderson
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Ian Henderson is a contributor to Shield Society, former director of outreach for The Millennial Review, and former development coordinator for PragerU.
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